Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-04

| to carry out the glove ught between | Johnny Fels, of Chicago, and John | Reagan, of Brooklyn. for Sli0O. which | the pugilis.s made between themselves,
 was successful early this morning, The men fougb. nearly three hours In a | dancing pavilion. thirty miles up tLe river, Reagan won by a knockout bloE ! on Fels' Jaw, n the tOrty-four,h round, KEY WEST, Fla, June 2.-The effect ' of the heavy rains during the pas; 4c | hours has already become manifest in | the increase of sickness here. Six new i cases of yellow fever being treated by | health authorities.
 CHIHUAHUA. Mev., June A terrible panic prevailed here yesterday afternoon ! ID the Catholic cathedral caused ty the | falling of a candle, setting ire % ono Uf | the alters. The day being a religious | holiday ihe church was crowded 10 oveFil0Wing, and p.incipally wi.a women and children. Al ths sight Of s4Ok. ! the crowd become frantic, ana scene | Cf terror stricken struggling ua-s Oi humanity followed. Several chi.jrra Weic killed, and qIIte number O, WU-
 men severely injured.
 DUBLIN, June 2,-Egiotions at B0dykc ! have begun again and the sheriff i pc tscie9 while doing his work 1y force
 of sIx hundred policemen Gnd troops. There IS great excitement m the d!s | trict.
 SARASAc ISy. Y. T., Juno 1-Trs ff-,
 anniversary wedding d.y cf President
 and Mrs Clevsland, dawuet beautifully at Saranas Inn Wleu Mrs. C!eye.auG | sGt down tO breakfast, be found 30 iiti.c cluster of i0uI-.eavel c!Ov-rs Et Ler YieCt. At 10 0'o!I cS, after suclril :. | their faces hbera.iy v.i'h iJur ointment,
 President and Mrs. Cleveland and pas.y y
 went Oil fishing t0g the da!
 OTTAWA. June 2-The senate yts,es- dsy decided by vote ci 5D to i3 tha- a
 divorce obtained Ia the United State.
 is oi no ctfec. !G C.1Ila.
 ALBUQUEEQUE. June l-Gcor-s l. SaUi. superintendent Ot tae Atlantic A | Pacific, has resigned Co accept ;he g. - ' ton Ol general superintendent Ci iae
 AtclsiUu, Topeka G Santa Ee li te- | headquarters Cf iLr load, VIC. D. d.. | Chase rtsIg.ed .ir. Sand VIII h-
 succeeded by J. H. Scott, fyrmeIiy O.
 the jouora Railroad.
 PAEI-. June I.-The-e has been no reVel,iun to-day Of disturbance made last light ia ffuut uf the ope.a house ID favor of General B1U.augrr. ~IEe cL- cltrment has generally lulsited. The radical Ff--8 to-day del-Ugres tLe Nols.ur cabinet, Wlil. the conservative Faf ors Rejoice at tA- rupture between
 .Ee dira!s and the opp0-tuuis;3. a, they hope that a split will result iu Irott fy. tLe cunseIv IvatiyeE.
 LoU.svLLE. Ky.. Jane I.-Nows has jus. been received from ElkAals, Ind |,
 Una. ol Sunday morning CEss. and Ray D4yI- called Ht jbe isTsl ui J 1.lu I .aunI- Ssl, aud alter IldUc ug his tWO socs to gO ,O aE Itaer port Ci the farm, fine: for cIUly carried twelve cur oli daughter uf EignuIgGn's tO tIe woods and out ragged her. The next morning the gir.
 was fOund by some urIguUUrs stii! gag- ged and bound. She was almost deliri- GUS from her suiieriugs. but recovered sufficiently tO give the names Of those
 who assaulted her. A party vas soon organized and the DAyIs boys were pur- sued and captured. They were botL taken to the scene of their crime and hanged. J hn Euglew, who was strong ly suspected of participating ID the vil- lsInOus crime, was also hunted down and lynched.
 AUGUSTA. Me June IA special to tie Worlds correspondent to-day says. Blaine said. Il am going abroad, and expect C. ba gone gDOut year. Ny wife and two dauch. rs Marguerite and
 Hatty, will mske up the party. vI'l E1 ol :he North German L.1ycs stul~l- saip Ems. which sails on Jure S.E ( V etUe5l y wcekh We will stop at Southampton. and thence arc going 6t once 70 London, We intend c. spend considerable time iu travelling through Grsa; Britain. After leaving England
 we wiil probably go Co Scotland and
 Ireland; then I think We will spend some tune 10 Germany, end Ls.sc the
 We shall take in rgncr, By tAis ;ime
 ( V.N probably be- getting SO late u the pear that Sp.in aud Italy vii. bs com riab.e, We intend making a trip r.s.L through tAtsc countries and spend the winter !a Sgain. We gr.Frsn also 70 make long vl-its Co Rom and Greece. and perhaps stop Tor n br.-i t.me m Cons!GutiuOp.r. We shall probably view the scenes Cf the recent earth CugEes i4 the adjoining portions of| Itsiy. SD wa merely ir.'t aioI: aud trfe ous tisg. We must uakr C-n'.-r our p.aLs .-rsel. ty what tc--s ua."
 "Eow slou' 'te Erp1r., Ni-. B.Gi-e, that yO1 csatamYl ..1 in some w.y ss- -i-.iag SIT. Glai-,0le and tl. Home E1ia VartyF'
 That story ig pgTr,y imagination. % Ser h,d -UcL su il {. iu my mud. J sa..i do uotl,-e of tt.c k'rd."
 SEwBEsET, June l.-The informed Pfe,ry trrihu aysoi cf fs- Uai'-.. States and Canada me. i1 this c!'y Gt3 9. u. Moderator Csraiaef. presided. Tue -uHya ws- opened ,,itl Co sermon hs t-e undesascr. The Lttsul,le- is l-rEs.
 LONDON. Jgue L-IGe l.st os tb= Times second series ci articles a. i.r- ue.lism ari crime. vEi aryear- tuis morning, cCnC!uirE witI ;at statement. The New Nr-E crr-ti. n. tls Teuiai. hrCtacrhoni hH. for -py-ut ut.eauic' ui-- play in heuUr of the Queens jubilee. lu other words o ser;.s of dynamite and iacsaiiary oU'rsges i- intended. N Nheih- CT 'hs scLemts w,.l -gcc-ci. tle nelr future will disclose. Nla, kgou,ed % The Parueil.tc- pl-s. s= cf tur character and projects Ci the Leu who hold suel c!u-e relations with them. pr shall u1' here Gl>cJ-s. PeFutll ua. bat t1 rsIsa finger Go obtain iIl.-- information ugou every poiut than oar psT.IaI sad limiteI opportunities have rsuI-.ed possible.
 BEUssELs. June I.-Co. HIcts occurred here .ast night between Tar..rs 1f =lcial- | i-ts wl'5wrre para ling tL -:rsets all the police. SCugTous arrests were made by tLe police. An order hes been i=suef | prohibiting the gssa IabIls ut over i've Luudred Z-u In body.
 Men are Bt work in s'i She ui'- of Sc l raing ii tE.c. and on both sides of tle l Nsusc.
 Los ASGELEs. June I.-Thc vitrial | case has been postponed until Satur- day. The victim is recovering his eye- sight.
 SACRANENTo. June Ion the 3l.h of l May, lNSj, Mrs. D. Piu5hau of this city. accompanied by her L.tle son md | daughter May abont fourteen yaars old. departed for Sew York on s visit. They reached Rockiin and the tram wss inst l puiliug ont of that town when a drunk | en msu named Frank h.mpuier pulled r.rss. e. H.u